Artist in residence at our summer exhibition today is Michael Wilson. Exhibition hours 10.30-4.30.

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A visit to Perugia where we were lucky to see "The Benois Madonna," by Leonardo da Vinci on loan from the Hermitage.

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A lot of Northumbrian terms are no longer used, which is a shame. Phrases such as "lowpy-dyke" (without self restraint - literally 'a lamb that jumps fences') or "weather-gaw" (the stump of a rainbow) are wonderful words that still serve a purpose.

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The Peter Tyson young artist award in our summer exhibition was won by Gemma Duffield for her coloured pencil drawing `The next generation`

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Rooftops over Ambleside by Jim Edwards https://t.co/qT4zLSrOek Signed limited edition prints available with Free UK mainland delivery

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Digital media sketch of Whitehaven Harbour featuring both lighthouses/

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Photos, sketches and watercolours from the summit of Skiddaw Lesser Man. It would appear that someone has arranged the rocks and redundant iron fencing of the cairn into something like an abstract sculpture, or perhaps it was completely unintended, who knows?

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Sketch of Maryport, pencil and pastel on card

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New work in progress. ‘Styhead Tarn’ on paper.

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Find out about all the latest news and happenings from the Lakes International Comic Art Festival 2019! An extravaganza of 11-13 October!
https://t.co/sWe2DxrmnM

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Maryport harbour on a grey day. Pan pastel on card.

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Due to my on going renovations in the home studio my iPad is my only current creative outlet. So here’s my next digital sketch, a view of Grasmoor from Gasgale Crags.

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Maryport sunset, pan pastel on card, with some pen added.

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Maryport harbour in pan pastel and pen on card. Loving these experiments in mixed media.

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Check out the amazing line-up of guests joining us from across the world from 11-13 October And watch this space for more announcements…
https://t.co/PP01uPuoo3

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Do you have that in your life that would go up the despite the weather? This could be the perfect for them! Shop Misty Mountains by Sandra Holme, inspired by the https://t.co/4PqG3Gg22P

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prompt is earth and stone so here's an oldie: Long Meg and her Daughters, the rad name for some petrified witches who became the Bronze Age standing stone circle in Cumbria. In some stories the stones are uncountable, in others they move when your back is turned

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